Dave Brosha Photography

07/24/2026

Today, a post celebrating the beauty of the horse. Here are a few images from my portfolio over the years showcasing these majestic creatures... I never tire of photographing anything equine!

07/20/2026

Today, a little Irish light for you. Gosh, I love that country. Can't wait to return one day!

07/09/2026

Here are some images from my beautiful Prince Edward Island...one of the most magical summer destinations out there.

I just launched (to my notification list) next summer's Island Gems 2027 landscape photography workshop, and it's almost sold out already! Just a couple of spots left. Are you interested in joining me in June for a learning landscape exploration? Details in the comments!

What's YOUR favourite place on Prince Edward Island?

04/15/2026

I recently went to Bolivia, and wow, what a place! Want to see a little of what I experienced?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44-DD591tXc&t=15s

PS - if you liked my travelogue, I would love it if you subscribed to my channel to follow along (I'll be doing more of these travelogues in the future).

A photographer's travelogue documenting two weeks leading a group of photographers across the Salar de Uyuni and southern Bolivia. Bolivia is a dream photo ...

04/13/2026

"The Light Layers of Vietnam"

A new print from my time in February spent in the hills of northern Vietnam.

Hope everyone's having a good Monday! What's your favourite place in the world to watch a sunset?

03/31/2026

The Power of Light

In my lighting workshops I often talk about how learning and understanding how to use off-camera flash and studio strobes - "introduced lighting" - can actually help us create images that seem more natural, despite the fact that it's not "natural light".

The image on the left was one shot naturally - that's to say, without any other light than what was there in the scene. As the sunrise was brighter than my subject in order to expose so that he wasn't in shadow (a silhouette), I had to over-expose the sky. This washes out the rich, warm colour of the sky and gives me an image that's pretty flat and boring.

But using lights - as seen on the right - I'm able to keep my background exposure where I want it (rich and warm) and fill in the shadows with some off-camera flash, which also helps the colours of his immaculate regalia to pop. The image on the right, "A Warrior's Soul", went on to become probably the most popular image that I ever shot. But if I had remained afraid of introduced lighting (which was the case for years) I would have been stuck with the image on the left, which isn't at all, to me, memorable.

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